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Blue Millennial Reviews

3.7

66% would recommend to a friend

(52 total reviews)

Khalil V.

76% approve of CEO

69% positive business outlook

Blue Millennial has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 52 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Blue Millennial employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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52 reviews
1.0
30 Sept 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

there are none to list

Cons

very cryptic and vague, basically you are going into stores and trying to sell products. not a glamorous job.

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Blue Millennial Response
6y
Hey Everyone! And reviewer, thanks for the feedback! We're sorry you weren't able to find a single positive thing to say about us. Ouch! And "cryptic" is the last thing I would want (or expect for that matter) people to say about our company. Where did we go wrong? We have not one, not two, but three interviews before we make a hiring decision. And each conversation includes details about exactly what we do and answering every question a candidate may have. We also cover it all again during orientation. I'm honestly surprised here. I thought with all of the YouTube videos, LinkedIn, Instagram, and website information no one would ever use "cryptic" or "vague" to describe us. But I'll see if we can post even more content. Lastly, we don't do sales. I mean zero. So, not sure where the "trying to sell products" comment came from but hey, sometimes wires can get crossed when we're busy. All good. Best of luck in the future and thanks for the review!
1.0
28 Sept 2020

Complete frauds

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You get to play dress up in the beautiful (rented) office space

Cons

They are dodgy about details, probably due to the fact that they are nothing more than an MLM. I was here for one week before I realized this was a total pyramid scheme. They are very quick to spout out the same generic response about NOT being a pyramid scheme but here’s the facts. Some people DO get paid in a pyramid scheme, the promise of early on earnings is a genius way to get people to sign on. The catch is that they promote you super fast (like 2 weeks fast) and then they make you build a team (exactly like a pyramid scheme) and invest your money into one of your own branches. See how that’s dangerous? You make all this money and then invest it back into a failing company that can only gather clients with active lawsuits? When I was there they were trying to “distance” from their solar client due to multiple lawsuits the client was facing. Their next proposed client? A cabinet company with even worse reviews than the solar company. The best part about this whole gig is that it’s not even close to a marketing company, I’ve worked in marketing before and this was a glorified sales role. My boss had the audacity to tell me they don’t do any digital marketing....in 2020....in a pandemic. See what I’m getting at? Not a legit marketing firm AT ALL. I was technically employed under Green Millenial which is the Boston sector of this scam. Interestingly enough they claim to be yielding so much money but I have not received compensation for the one week I worked there,,, trouble in paradise y’all?

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Blue Millennial Response
5y
Well thank you for giving us a chance to address your concerns :) 1. You reviewed the wrong company and somehow Glassdoor allowed this to remain. 2. At no point in time does any employee pay us - for any reason. Where did you hear such a falsehood? 3. You do not get promoted to management in two weeks. You get promoted out of training class. Why is that suspicious to you? Most people in entry level positions prefer training. 4. As addressed several times before, employees are paid $15 an hour. That's called a job. They also receive weekly bonuses based on their performance so average checks are $1000+ per employee. Why is that suspicious to you? What's unclear? Why would you think that is a scheme? 5. Digital marketing is one type of marketing focus, and statistically is the least effective. We focus on in-person client marketing with Costco, Sam's Clubs, and BJ's. Do you think they're doing business with us because we "aren't a real marketing company"? I think you know better :) 6. The solar company you're referring to is Sunrun... the #1 Solar company in America. That's just one of our clients. Why do you thinking working with the Solar industry is a bad thing? It's 2020... the nation is focused on clean energy! Sunshine for everyone! 7. Not paying properly is illegal. we repeat, illegal. Never have we not paid someone for their time, nor would we. Lastly, it's interesting that as big as we are and as national as we are, working with the largest companies in America, you place a fake review for the wrong company, in a state you don't live, mentioning a client we don't have, filled with blatant provable falsehoods... why? Who continues to troll our branches creating fake accounts and putting up the same review again and again? You unfortunately hurt real job seekers looking for opportunity. People who have lost jobs during this pandemic. People who are unemployed and want facts, not drama. Read our website. Look at our instagram. We are diverse and a wildly successful organization that helps employ families and pays well above the competition anywhere. We don't get to hide behind anonymous reviews. And why would we? We are super proud of who we are! And we put up photos and videos and have multiple interviews so applicants know every nook and cranny of who we are and what we do. :) As it should be. But thank you for giving us an opportunity to address this (again) for those that may have concerns. You needn't. We are as good as the rumors ;)
2.0
18 Nov 2019

Dreams...

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

It’s Beautiful office and furniture.

Cons

Pipes dreams, poor communication skills, stuck up attitudes.

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Blue Millennial Response
6y
Hello Everyone! Ok the tone of this sounds very angry. So we are very sorry that someone or something is making you feel this kind of way. But truly, if this is the impression we left we have work to do!!!! But also... since we just terminated someone yesterday for 2 no call no shows, being late twice and this review pops up next day... hmm. In either case, we will definitely make sure we do a check-up that no one is behaving "stuck-up". It's not who we are as a business. And on a personal level... yuck! Thank you much for the opportunity to address with you!
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